Grande Cosmetics GrandeLASH-MD Lash Enhancing Serum, Promotes Appearance of Longer, Thicker Eyelashes, Cruelty Free

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And it’s worth highlighting prostaglandin analogs can cause side effects. We know this because of the thorough clinical tests and trials for the eye medications containing prostaglandin analogs. For the past 3 months I’ve been using the GrandeLASH-MD Lash Serumevery single night in my evening skincare routine before bed. I also wanted to mention that even though I was initially worried about the lash serum causing a reaction on my eyelid or having redness/irritation, I never had any problems at all, which is awesome.

This high performance glow-on-the-go eyeshadow has natural coverage that leaves the right dose of glow on your skin, allowing you to build your desired colour! Its super silky formula glides on softly, perfect for using as an eyeshadow or highlighter. Infused with natural Vitamin E, giving your skin moisturizing and antioxidant benefits. Not to mention it’s 100% vegan! Apply using your finger or a brush to highlight the eyes or face, using circular motions to blend in. Panax Ginseng Root Extract : an antioxidant ingredient which also stimulates blood flow, and so cell nutrition and metabolism In the photo above I’m only wearing one thin coat of mascara, because I really wanted to let my natural lashes shine through, and they look SO good!Coconut Fruit Juice : a moisturising ingredient which is claimed to support healthy cell growth and skin hydration

This face powder is colour correcting with a subtle yellow hue to banish any redness or discolouration to give you an even, flawless complexion. With a lightweight formula, it glides onto the face effortlessly and doesn’t look cakey. Wear over your foundation or concealer to keep makeup in place all day and to truly protect your look. What’s even better, is it’s 100% cruelty-free and paraben free! Yes! GrandeLASH-MD is water based and will not affect adhesives used for extensions. Using GrandeLASH-MD in conjunction with extensions may help achieve a longer lasting bond life and can be used to help restore the appearance of damaged lashes. GrandeLASH-MD Lash Serum uses a healthy blend of vitamins, peptides, and amino acids to help restore damaged lashes, enhance the look of your eyelashes so that they appear naturally longer-looking, and improve the overall health of your lashes. YES! Make sure you apply prior to using any makeup. Use one dip for both eyes and let it dry before you put on any face makeup. I have been using the product for over 2 years and I don’t notice any difference. With the appearance of stray hairs, a small amount of the product may be transferring to that area. To remove you may use any hair removal product of your choice. We would recommend that whenever applying GrandeLASH-MD, to make sure that you allow 2-3 minutes for the product to be completely dry before laying down as this may be when the transfer is occurring. Also remember one dip can be used for both eyes.

Are eyelash serums safe?

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However, bear in mind these side effects come from prostaglandin drops placed directly into the eye. With lash serums you apply a much smaller amount along your lash line (not in your eye). And these serums have a significantly lower concentration prostaglandin. So together, this means the prostaglandin dose is much less likely to get into your eye and cause side effects. After more coffee-fuelled, tenacious interwebs research, here’s what we do know… #1 It’s made of 10 Amino acids. September marks the beginning of the relaxed transition period as we soak up the last rays of the sun, give our skin intensive care after the long summer and prepare for the changing seasons. This month, we’ve named our edition after the magical time of day ‘Golden Hour’, just before the sun goes down. Look forward to a product selection that will enhance your glow and pamper your skin to make your summer tan last a little longer! Apply GrandeLASH-MD using a single stroke on your eyelid just above your upper lash line (like a liquid eyeliner). Remember, you’re applying to the skin closest to the lashes (the lash root) - not the actual lashes. Use once daily and allow 1-2 minutes for the serum to dry. Due to the length of the lash cycle, apply every day for a full 3 months. After desired improvement is achieved, apply every other day for maintenance. GrandeLASH-MD requires continued use to maintain benefits.We create clinically effective formulas that really work & we believe in saying it only if we have proven it with rigorous testing. Isopropyl Cloprostenate: a prostaglandin analogue that helps to enhance the appearance of eyelashes Yes, you can use GrandeLASH-MD if you have had a lash tint. Just remember with normal shedding and growth cycles of your lashes, you will need to do regular lash tint maintenance. GrandeLASH-MD does not affect the longevity of the tint. Using the GrandeLASH-MD Lash Serum was honestly so easy, and it’s something I’ll definitely continue maintaining in my routine even now that the 3 months are over.

Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate): conditions and protects to prevent breakage and brings hydration to dry, brittle, or damaged lashes. Our product does not contain nuts but we do use ingredients whose manufacturers also make nut oils and ingredients that contain nuts. While we don’t actively add nut based ingredients to our product there is no guarantee that there is a slight possibility of cross contamination in the supply chain. Unfortunately, we have no experience with other eyelash serums and have not done studies related to the use of GrandeLASH-MD with another product. If you have discontinued using the other product, wait a few weeks to try the lash serum for yourself. Stem cells in our hair follicles create Epimorphin, which then binds to other hair follicle cells and triggers the active, Anagen hair growth. The team behind the studies extracted a smaller peptide from Epimorphin, made of 👉10 Amino Acids. They tested it in a lab culture and on mice and, just like Epimorphin, it induces Anagen growth in hair follicles. They call the peptide EPM.Darkening of your eye colour, especially if your irises are hazel or green. Here’s a good article that explains the eye darkening side effect But what we don’t know is which Amino Acids, or which protein is it derived from? How big is it, perhaps it’s really a peptide? How is it made? Also, we don’t know what hair follicle cells it works on or how it works its magic 🤔. #2 They call it a growth serum As an FYI, once you complete the first 3-month cycle you can then go into maintenance mode with your lash serum and only have to apply every other day (which is what I’m currently doing).